Millie Bobby Brown was stalked by a "fan"
Namely, the actress was stalked by a "fan" who managed to enter the film set several times in order to get closer to her.
Young British actress Millie Bobby Brown (18) was targeted by fans when she shot Netflix's film "Damsel" in London. Namely, the actress was stalked by a "fan" who managed to enter the film set several times in order to get closer to her.
Dalian Martin, 24, lied about his identity in order to get on the set, and then he appeared in a live podcast office in which Millie participated. The actress then informed her bodyguard team and then the police. This was not the first time that Martin lied about his identity as he approached the star of the series "Stranger Things", and after criminal charges were filed against him, the actress received a warrant for protection against stalking. The court found that there was less risk from harassment. "Martin gave false information to security at both locations and he tried to contact Brown for unknown reasons," the statement said.
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Also, the court made a temporary decision to ban the fan from contacting the actress and her family, or visiting places where she could be. He had to report to the police all the devices he has that have access to the Internet as well as profile passwords on social networks. If he does not follow the prescribed decisions, he faces a prison sentence. In the meantime, he has deleted all accounts on social networks.
Recall, Millie Bobbi Bown has an enviable career behind her that began with the role of the girl Eleven in the Netflix series "Stranger Things", and life for her and her family has not always been easy. From a poor English girl, she became a Hollywood star, for whom both, film producers and fashion designers are vying today. But perhaps none of this would happen if her parents hadn’t put the lives of their entire family at stake. They did all to make her dreams come true and because of that, they moved to Los Angeles.
"Without their support, I certainly wouldn't be where I am today. My parents are really amazing and they travel everywhere with me and because of them, I am here where I am. I am extremely grateful to them for that, and I hope that my story will be a role model for young people to see how dreams can really come true," said Millie.
